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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
HAGERsTowN, Md.

For men and boys wear, the reductions
are equally as great on suitings, over
coats, coats, pants and vests, all custom
made. On readymade clothing, most of
which is our own make, the prices are at
one-half to two-thirds the regular Price.
Boots and shoes, hats and caps, furnish
ing goods, gloves, horse blankets, robes,
canes, umbrellas, in fact every article
men and boys wear are at bargain prices.
UPDEGRAFFS,
HAGERsTowN, Md.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

n Ladies and Misses wear, some arti-
Giles are about one-half price, others two
thirds and three-fourth of the regular
price. Among these are wraps, coats,
cloakings, dress goods. silks, skirts, UNI
derwear, hosiery, curtain fabrics, table
covers, towels, fannels and muslins,
shoes. gloves, notions, articles for fancy
baskets. mantle ornaments.
UPDEGRAFFS,
HAGERsTowN, Md.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

Republicans Particularly Well Pleas
ed-Feeling IN the State.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Feb. %.
The Republicans of this city to-
night are more exnltant than they
have been since the news came from
New York in 1880 that Garfield had
carried the state and was elected
president. Crowds of men have
surrounded the Telegraph and State
Journal offices clamoring for news
from Charleston since noon, and
every ballot was received with the
greatest eagerness. When the news
came tonight that the joint conven
ton had adjourned without electing
any one the feeling ran high.
While the Republicans here re-
cognize fully and appreciate thor
oughly what Senator Camden has
done to build up the State and adj
vance the business interests of this
city, they also recognize that he was
strong enemy to combat, and with
him out of the way they have bet
ter chance to win. The Camden
Democrats feel very blue, while the
Jackson Democrats are just as
happy as the Republicans, only they
do not express themselves so ST. ong-
ly.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February
26.-The legislature adjourned at
three O'Clock this morning, with a
large quantity of unfinished business
on hand. The greatest mistake
made by the legislature was its fail
ure to pass the General Appropria-
ton bill, and great deal of dissatis-
faction is being expressed by every
one. The Governor will call an ex-
ira session shortly after the 4th of
March for the purpose of having a
general appropriation bill passed,
and to have the reports of the inves-
tigating committees OF the insane
asylum and penitentiary acted upon.
The appointment of United States
senator will be made before the legis.
lature is reconvened.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
Toboggans In GeneraI Use

In New York and vicinity it is est
mated that there are seventy-five tobog-
gan clubs. The toboggans in general use
are made Of Stats Of rock maple, kiln
dried and highly finished. Three Of the
Stats are slightly thicker than the others,
and are provided with steel shoe, which
is fastened by fanges that are turned into
the wood in such way that no bolts,
screws or rivets are used anywhere along
the bearing surface.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
RnckIan,s Arnica Salua

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter ,Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25c per
box. For sale by E. G. Williams & Bro
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

1t is not perhaps generally known that
the stamped envelope enjoys certain very
practical advantages over an envelope
with an.adhesive stamp. The latter can
be sent only BY mail, whereas letter
contained in a stamped envelope may be
carried outside Of the mails by railroads,
steamboats,, expresses, stages and other
means Of conveyance. ? The privileges
of the stamped envelope may be turned
70 good account at times by business
men. Philadelphia Call.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
An ana Roman wan.

The old Roman wall dividing England
from Scotland was called the Devils
wall, by those living in the vicinity, be-
cause they thought from fits durability
that it must have been built by the devil
It is told that the superstitious peasantry
put pieces from this wall into the forinda-
tons Of their dwellings to secure equal
permancnce.- Boston Budget.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

an n m FM to be made. Cut this out and re-
MkV turn to us, and we will send you
mEIMEE Free something of great value
sbVuh and importance to you. that will
start you in business which will bring you in
more money right away than anything else in
this world Any one can do the work and live
at home. Either sex; all ages. Something
new, that just coins money for all workers.
We will start you; capital not needed. This
is one of the genuine, important chances Of a
lifetime. Those who are ambitious and en-
terprising will not delay. Grand outfit free.
Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

Mrs. Cart and her two children,
residing at Holbrook, Ariz., while
driving in the country were over
taken by blizzard and frozen to
death.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
pre.ldent Arthur,s YIr.t None,

President Arthur used to say that the
first money he every earned was $50 or
e25 for writing the biography Of tenn
perance lecturer. He had forgotten the
name Of the lecturer, but The Troy Budget
has recently discovered that it was Ham
ilton. Chicago Herald.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

FITS: All Fits stopped free by DIR. Kline s
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and $500 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send to DIR. Kline. 931 Arch st. Phila. Pa.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

ITCH, PRAIRIE NANCE, AND
SCRATCHES of every kind cured in 80
Minutes by WOOLFORD,S SANITARY
LOTION. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by JOHN LEE FOUT, Drug
gist, Martinsburg. mr87
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

1t IS reported that the British
government viii prosecute Archbish-
op Croke for advocating the non
pavment of taxes.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
HAGERsTowN, Nd

We believe it will pay us better to sell
our present stock, although new and
seasonable,) at and below cost than
to pack it up; that's why we offer the
greatest bargain sale ever presented of
real desirable goods.
UPDEGRAFFS,
HAGERsTowN, MD.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

The House refused to pass the De-
pendent Pension bill over the Presi-
dents veto by 176 yeas to 125 nays,
not two thirds voting in the affirma-
two
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

Six boys we're killed on the Lehigh
Valley road near Easton, Pa. They
had stepped off one track to avoid a
coal train and we're struck by an I'M
expected passenger train.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

Mrs. Roxalana Druse was hanged
at Herkirmer, N. Y, for the murder
Of her husband.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
CAMDEN DEFEATED

WEST vIRGINIA's LEGISLATURE AID
JOURNS-AN EXCITING DAY IN
THE ASSEMBLY. CAMDEN'S
EFFORTS TO CONTROL
HIS FORCES-THE
REPUBLICANS
HAPPY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05
POETRY.
OUTWARD OR HOMEWARD.

Still are the ships that in haven ride
Waiting fair winds or turn of the tide
Nothing they fret, though they do not get
Out on the ocean wide.
O. wild hearts that yearn to be free,
Look and learn from the ships of the sea
Bravely the ships in the tempest tossed
Buffet the waves till the sea be crossed !;
Not in despair of the haven fair,
Though winds blow backward and
leagues be lost.
o, weary hearts that yearn for sleep!
Look and learn from the ships of the deep.
r. w. Bourdillon.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-03-05

Raymond, ~; Barbec, 6; Mclean,
2; Campbell, 1.
Third-Camden, 80; Mclean, 80;
Raymond, u; Campbell and Carr
one each.
Fourth-Camden, So; Golf, 81 ;
Judge Morrow, s.; Flick, 2; Thomp-
son, 4; Senator Sommeryille, OF
Brooke, 4; Jackson 3; Hereford,
Secretary of State Walker, Judge
Ice aud Judge Holt one each.
Fifth-Camden, Is; Sommerville,
8; Morrow, 10; Republicans seat
tering among dozen candidates.
CAMDEN'S WANING POWER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-14
Gntf6etenn9 Gttter int9tt8en ssra9e
TT @eatia a1tf &ebenSRegitd1eruna.

chattanooga, Senn., u. Mai. -
Gin Did)tiger acknowledgements, oeiieu
ausgan9 man nit betrddtllfer Spanuuug
erDartete, purbe haute bonn &iater .. 81.
Sep entidiebeu. Gin serpifar Douge bate
Applifation nm cine Serii9erun9s police BON
$4,000 On Die equitable ez2ebeusuerFhe heruugsa
9eieuiduft bon Neps9urt" eiugereidt; Die
psllce pnroe bepilligt, errei1te ieSot erF
apet 2Sofen ipdter Den Srt, in peIfem Der
Npplitant Dohnte. al8 fie 3ur IbIieferuna
bersit mar, fteGte es iid beraus, bag Der
Gpplitont idper franf mar, unb bic BrdrHie,
ob9letdl on9ebOten, puroe nid1t acceptirt.
Yon9e farb flint sSo4en lpdter, uuo Elm Sin
haltsbefebI muroe erIaugt, nm Al oerbiiteu,
bnB Die nod in 9duben bes 2Otals 4genten
befnoltte FoItce nod Eep= Oort Suriif ae.
ittdt peroe. Die &Ompugnte peigerte fib,
ben getras Der YoIice III be,ablen, neil bic
Gpplifatiou elne SIauieI entbielt, ueIt5a oorz
idreibt, bag bic erfe Br6mie be,ahlt ntr.
ben mug, nGhrenO iid Der Serfferte nod5
ON 2eben unD bel gutter @eiunbbeit befiubet.
8idter Sen enti6tee, bns bic Boltce in Rraft
trat, 10 balo Die applifGtou augenommeH,
uub bic YOIice aussefteut puroe. Die Com.
puguie purSe sur 3ubIuug oes pollen Betra.
9es Der Serilderung neba 3inieu unb @es
ridbtsfCifeu berurtheilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-14
GfehmdrEfe.

@btcago, 13. Ntai. - @inbOieb: gu.
fubr, 5000, Serienouug 5000; Preiie bart.
irteu 3piihsn $500 uu0 $49O.-S6peiue
3ufuBr 10000, 8erienbuug 1000; Breiie
0ariirten 3pliteu $500 uub $5.1O. -
Sduafe: 3ufubr 5000, SerienOuus 500;
Yreie bnriirten 3piideu $500 unb 5000.
ct. 2outs, 13. Mai. &inOUieb /:
3ufubr 500, Ssrieubung 1900; Preiie bari.
ten 3nijdeu 1920 uue O.-S6neiue !:
3ufuhr 21OO, SerieuOuu9 $50 Breiie
puritrteu 3wtideu $500 Hno $5.15. -
Sduufe: 3ufubr 100; Serien6ung 800;
Preiie 0arirteu smii8en So. 10 uuO $3.50.
6 q s2tbert =, Peuni., 13. Wat. -
&iub0ieb: 3ufIbr 323, 8erieubuHs -;
Brsiie buritrten BrUil6en 1926 unb 1870.
Sdmeiue: 3ufubr 300, 8erieRoung 29OO;
greiie oaritrtsH 3piideu 1925 uuO $5.35.
Sdaafe: 3ufubr 400, SerieHOuus 1900;
Breiie oariirten spii6en $1.55 un0 $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-14
sermtf6tes Gus Oee aIten s0eIt.

-Su Sueglia, benz S9uupIase bes
iiingfen&rObebeHs in StaIieH, tpIroe ein Bi=
quet Soloaten, pelde an Der Be9rdumun9
oe8 S5uttes arbeiteten, BON eiuem eiHfiirz
5enbsn Sauie beri6iittet. SefS Solbateu
nurben oI8 geiGeI aus bem S6utte berOors
9e3ogen. 2rei iiHo ihner uerpuuoet.
-2aut tamtGidtr RittbetIuug
ftn6 fir Seiier BiIbelm auldstid oes 80.
Seburtstaggs in ben Sogsu BON 16. bis gum
%. WdrS bei'm &abin:lspoftamt in Berlin
eingegangea: 7481 siugei9riebeue 8riefe,
1877 9em0bnlide Padete, 45 eingeidrIebeHe,
8 28ertbpadete. Sei'm Saupttelegrapbeuamt
iino bonn 21. bis gum 90. ItGrS fir ben Slis
lsr 1872 SIitdpuui9' Eelesramme NIT 57,'
l59 g8erteu eiu9egaugeu.
- Ser Serfalfer Der augebliden
BRO II q m alton oes oerturbenen &0ntgs
puomis's ii. Don 8nneru ift in Der Periou oeS
38 Sabre alien 8u6oruderS, Spra1lsbrer5
uno Ggeuten 9rnff 8beob. SdeIlenberg aus
gtarIenbera (Sreis 3pidau in Sa6Ien) eutz
osdt moroen. 8erIsIse puroe bonn Baieler
Strnf9eri6t tpe9en fallder Sdriitenabgabe,
lotple megen Belru3s in contumaciam Iu
eluer SstdusntBfraie bon DtOHateH uerIrs
tbeilt.
= Guf ieiuer ebemaItqeu . e,
ts Il Il 8 IN @uttomiB bel Rittel bat iih
6teier Gage Der ir ueiteu Sreieu betauute
pr. b. Boropictt eridofen. Der alte 6err,
nelder trtiber before Gage setauut bate,
NOR in le3ter 3eit in eiueu 8erm6geusuers
haltnl1en peit juridgetommen uuo 9atte ii9
l4ltesItt on einen @enofen aus iener beiIes
rTeH 3sit nm llnterfiisuug sepauOt. 4ls ey
9ler ab9snteieH puroe, 5eg er e5 Dor, fi1
lslbf ben COB ju gebeu.
: Su gumbIeS Sea6, pirS aus
gonoon beridtet, ma6te felt elnl9er ;oeit Elm
geipenf Die 9egeuO unFAeg. g3GbrenO Der
Nbenbedmmeruug bui9t eS 9ebsrmuiBuoQ
9erum, S4redeH Derbreiteuo. Ute1rere
lunee gIdnuer beihlOfeu, ben Spnt 3I er.
grlnben, lauerteH ibm aHf, uIs es i'm met
BeH Semanee nit 9eI6ndr3tem @eR9te
peran lam, Ino uadOem fe oafislbe ais elm
pohlbetonntes SHbiuiouum entlnrot, riTien
lte thm cas- 9eipeniiergeDnno herunter unO
belteiut9teu tbm Berion unO StaHo nit ets
ner 8ebOrlgeR Eraht Priisel.
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Gin stufprnG ee8en ole vGunarS.
&tuie.n

6 @btcaso, IS. Diai. - Der bier uohu.
bate ". graliteb bat Dor benz Ritter I'm.
tbOnp gegen ben Sertreter Der y&unarbs
&0mpferlinte" cine Slnge auf @rlonguna
bon $4,000 nnban9ig gemn6t. Sn Der
SIogeihrlft ia9t pr. Sr1ifteo, er babe nit
Der @eisuifaft etuen attorO abasIdlofsu,
nOnadl er, ietne @attin unb ieiu Siuo nit
telf zines 9ampfers Der uerflaaten Qluie DON
9iUsrpOcI nod, gtstp.Yort bef6rOert peroeu
unb er oufiir $61.25 bejableu loIlte. gr babe
200 BeriOnen bniu UernnlaBt, nit ibm ben
,@un0ro"- -9nmpier 3u benuseu, uno ais
@ntgelt nafiir babe bic @eieGidaft ueriprus
den, ibu, lolpie ieine 4nseb0risen bic 6abrt
in Der 2. Saiiite MAIDEN 5u lafien, trob Sem er
nnr SiIIete fir oas 3piideuDef bate. Die
@Ompasuie babe bieies Serpre6en iebod,
nidt gebalten uno 6a6nrd ibn, iomie feiue
@ottin nift nnr 9rosen lnbeauemlidlteiteu
ausssiest, ionbern er, iopte feline Erau ieieu
in Solge rea llmfnnbes, bas fte fit1 uid1t NIT
benz i'm .9piidsnosd nStbigen Sett;eua &C.
oeriuben, gefdbrli6 erfrantt. gus 6tsisu
@riiuren perInn9te er bic oben eru6bute
Summe alS S6aoeueriab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-14
gceIeute befdb,rercss fidI iiber fdblcd)tc
g5ebanotuna.

New.gort, ID. @lai. - 9as engliI5e
Soui9ifi vG. q. g2ilion." tueldes inter
Gnpt g8. $. SHabman'S COMMANDO ifebt,
Iun9te porgefern na4 elmer 117.tGgigen
Subrt BON Calcutta bel Batiou's Spei6ern,
6urmaufr., an. DaS 6abrieug bate Qons
e0n i'm Nouember nit elHsr Bemauuuua Don
95 ganu nerlaiien, pel6e 2ebtere isoo1,
nudbem iie oom @apitdn graham bebauDelt
tporcen ruaren, in Calcutta iait idmmtli6 De-.
feItirten. Cine meme, aus 81 Utauu bette,
benbe 8eiasuug muBte baber augeporbeu
tperGen. gDdbrenb Der 6ahrt Don Sfiubien
bieiber musten fid Die Wtatroien an9ebli6
0usidliesIi6 nit seial3euem 6leiit, burtem
Sdifis,miebad uno elmer Binte Safiee tGaIid
besniigeu. Der 3psite Stsuermaun &baImer
ioll mebrere RatroieH, iowte ben ShiffSiiu,z
mermann nit eiuem SpllBbOI;en 3u SoDen
geidleeeu uuo unf aubere Art mtBbanbelt ha.
ben. Sos oils ,aaffee" ierUirte @etrdnt ioll
aus gebranutem biscuit uuo Dem Sooenius
Ses Sofee's, ben bsr@apitdu geuOfeu. berses
felt noroen ieiu. aIs 6as Sdiff Ian.
tete, uuroe ben Ratroieu bic GrlaubniB, iia
OK ben engIiideu Souiul 5u neuoeu, Usrpsi.
CERT, mssbalb mshrere poH ihueu bic giinffise
@eIegenbsit benustsu. auf ben 9Ud ipraugeu
uHb lbJer 8sse srugen.
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Sin 1tCbcretnfonttttett tttlter 0et
GtQt1tffl b n h1lett.

Retp CERT, 13. Mai.-0ie @2ueral,
Bafia9ieru9entsn Der Stummbabnen bielten
9efern giadmtttns i'm 8iirsau 6es Commit
iGrS Sint i'm SrCGbpup mieoer cine lauqe
Stsung, in pelder bic oon eiHigeH 9tsils
gn9lanber Sabnen OOrgeHommeHe 9leOuFs
tiCn BON Staten beiproben puroe. Sertreter
Der betrefenOen 8otueH, pie bic u5itdbura.
SOfcner Snbn" mareu aumeIeuO uuo bic
Gn9eIe9enbeitwurOe 5ur augemeiueu 8efrjes
oi9un9 auF9eglt6eu. Der 5aupurued Der
8eIiammIung mar, siueu QHhIuB Der Reus
@r9Iuueer SGbueu an bic 8ereinigung Der
Stammbabuen berbeijufibreu. Sin bereit.
milIiges @ntge gegentOmmen Der @rftereu mur5e
beri6tet, une es bies, Elm 6efnitioe8 hlerauf
beSiiglide8 Ibfommen niir0e IN elmer in
rGhfter gSode ub3ubultenoeu peitereu Bers
IQmmlung abgeldbloIien neroeu.
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per 9eutCGe GerreEpenoent.
Rnthffnnn I'm Serna-

@aIne ff.o n, Serns, Is. Wai.-Qaut ei
ner Spe3iaIbepeid3e aus auftn bat Der Sou.
perneur bon ben @ouutp .Seamten in Meoiua.
GOunib uorgeftern cine Petition erbulteu, in
tDeId)sr bieieIbeu nm auberaumuHq elmer
SPe6iuI 'Sisuug Der 9ssislutur erIuten, ba,
NIT fir bic bu1d 6ungersnotb betmgeiud
ten Counties Niebina, Srio, atnscoia uuo
5beilen BON Serar, @bparSs, upalbe uuo
Sanberu Subfbien aufgsbradt tperoen. Die
meifeu gepOhuer eieier 8ilritte merOen als
gGnslif milteuOie Geute geidilbert. Siele
Der 9erauernspertben befnben iid1 in einem
erbarmuHsswiirbi9en uuO bO4f betlnsensz
rertben 3niianoe, Der fid bon Sag III Sag
beritlimmert. Sn einem Sejirt in NIeOiaa,
&Ountp fino nidt peniser, OILS 300 W:ni6eu
faif bem 6uugsrtooe Habe, neldes ndnlihe
2ocs aud in Siir5e nod bic BeuObuer uieltr
anoerer 8e3jrte tbeileH perSeu, tpeuu nidt
baleise unS energiide 5iiIfe fommt. Die
Tetitiru iit bon ben @IertS Der betrsffeubeu
@opnties unter5eidHst Worpen.
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aus Oct SunSes6auptftaot.
Ste AnStnbr bon SbIad1tbieh, GIetIdl, SaIe
e6mais unO NId,proousteu.

W al btn9ten, 3. G., IS. Rai. - 81
mem Vert6te hes ffatiftiideu Siireaus ,ufola,
belef tt9 Der gSer;b bes i'm Mouat Anti
1887 nno IN ben am so. AprH bieies Slbree
oeritrihenen ieds Ronnten erportirten 3fiuo
uno Shpetne fleiIdes, SaIaS nuo Shua(,ee
I'M Sergletd3e NIT ben entipredeubeu Berio.
ben oes oer9angenen SabreS ouf toloeuSe
Setra9e: Ipril 1887 $4,93O, ,677, 1886 Sc.
4,494; lehs MoRate, enSiaenS an 90.
Gprtl 1887, $41 ,342 1856, 1886 S37 7.841, ,791.
Der gSerth Der erportirten UtilfnroSufte
(Sutter, Sdie II. (. tu.) mar: 4nlI 1887
$l94,551, 1886 $358,5O2; apSlf W1onate
enoi9eno am 80. gpriI 1887, S9,05I,284'
1886 50, 939, 166.
Rinbz, SdweinefleiId unb Wtildlprobufte
Aprtl 1887 $5,125,428, 1886 $6,632. .996 ;
pier Wtonate, enoigenS ON 80. April 1897,
S27, ,O08,47O, 1886 $25. .675, 1928.
&tnooteb: apriG 1887 $53O,644, 1886
$839,679; iehn Ntonate, enoigeno am so.
Apttl 1887, $7,217,807, 1866 So, 949, 1886.
S1pelHe: apriI 1887 $12,4lO, 1886
$S2. .384; 3ehu Nouute, eubigenb am 80.
Aprll 1887, S41Sr879, 1886 $499, 400.
Etc beibIasnabmtsn brftiidbeu sabrsease.
ginhfra9en i'm Stnats6epartement erae.
ben, oaB bic britiide 8e9ieruns peeer bic
9eraus9abe Der tpGbreno oes Iesten Com.
mers in Der Sebrin9s Strase tueqen llebers
tretun9 Der 9fobbenfans @eiete beihlaaz
napmten britii9en Sabrjeuge geforeert hat,
nod baB irgeno eiu gniprI6 auf SdaSen.
erlns ne9en Der Bei6la9nabme anb1nqiq ae-
mad3t tncroeH ift. Die ;piidsn Der brttiidbeH
nnO anerifaniiten Resieruns sepe6ielte
@orreiponben3 iber bic Nngele9enbeit mar
eine iebr furSe uuo enoete NIT elmer Der 6ri,
tt4en 8e9ierun9 3ugefellten yin9ri6t, oaB
Die RobheniGnger frei9egeben tporoen feien,
Die Rarpea' SaaOfdl eafans.
Der genernIannaIt bat i'm Sberbunbes,
9srtdte eiue @ieberer0ffHuHg 6sS RarneI.
gnHos s@rant.BroSeiieS beantragt. Sn Der BE.
9rnnoung iGgte er Il. a.: y@S m1re m1gliGb,
oaB oas 9eri6t in Qnbetradt Der midti0en
SnteyefeH, bic babel trluoIoirt iino, uno in
Anbetradt Der Sbatfade, 6aB bisier 4ntrag
aut Griu9en oes @befs zines groBeu Rsqie.
lungs. Seportem gefelt 1T, Oem Sunoe
elne @ele9enbeit 9etuIbren pirS, nift MIR
bic (rpte nerfdert nir6) neu erlangten Be-
mele oorSule9en, tpenu itberbaupt iolde 8es
tpetie bet Der @rpdsuus Der appeGntion in
Sttradlt 9e3o9eH meroen oiirfen, iouoeru aud1
neitere @eieteSpunfte 3ur llnterfiituna oes
Antra9es geIteno ju madeu."
yermtfntsE.
Die beutige Steuer giunobme betrua
S49S, ,258 NIB Die .3OIeiuHabme 1852 ,859.
3ur @inI0iung befinmte gtattouals 8aut.
yfoten i'm Betruge BON 1921 900 Iiefen beIte
I'M Sdatamte eln.
Sr. 9gatt, BE- ueuerHunnte 8uuSesidat,
metlier, niro iuabrideinIiGb i'm Aufauq Der
nGdffen 2SOde bterber fommeH uno Elm Qmt
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Guebec, 13. Itui.-Qer iriide Ggitl.
tor &m. S'NrIsH beiidtigte beute bic 81.
tersniirbigteiteu Der Staot uuo uuree al
lentbuIbeu enthufaftiid3 besrtiBt. Napcr
6opIonb bon GOronto bat 6ru. S'Brien
burd cine 3Weite 0spsIde benadridtiet, oab
Der yuniSiqulratb ieHer Staot Don 6em in
anfftt geiieuteu Beiufe bes Qstators per,
idrnt bleiben uOdte uno Der Qnhtt lei, baF
ona cnnaetife Bnrlnmeut aGie 6ragen in BE-
aug aut CANADA uno SrlaRb ObHe ieinen
Seiltnno erleoigen tonne. Die NIitaIieber
Ger OSriiden RatiUuaaiga" in Soroato ba.
aegen befebeu onrnuf, bag O'8rieu osrtbiu
I0mmen iOu. 9turquiS gausbonne, General
@ouUerutur ooH Canada, bat ben Bunif
geduBert, bGB man Ssm 5rI, o. 'Brien poQ.
toumere 8e6eirsiheit 9en1bre.
S'grien reite beute Aben6 ron Quebsc
mad WOutreal ubr no sr bic gun Dfoutaqe
blelben un0 bann mad 8OrOntO abreiien miro.
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8tenttenoe @al0er.

@scGnuba O. Witd., 13. Rai. - Su eer
umgegenb bon au Grain in alser @ountp,
fopte bic DSOutb. .SbOre.g giienbnbn" entlaug
i'm Wenomonee'8 8ifritte uno in peri6ieoenen
8beilen BON Rarquette. @ouutp tpiitbeu Def.
ti9e Walbbrlnoe. DieielbeH babeu bereits
9rObeH Sda6sn anserldtet.
Saubmid, UtafI., 13. Wfai. - Die
gHaIobrdnbe, rpeld3e gefferu Nadmittug in
Der giGbe Don Collins @roifing, sniiaeu
Bourne uub BOurnebale, ausbra9eu, grtfieu
pdhrsnb Der Naat nit rsiBenber SdHeuig.
teit nm fid uno bebrObeu ieet bic Srti6aft
Maibpee. aGe anftreusuu8eu, bic Slaul.
men iu l0i4en, buben fif ieitber aIs fru9tIos
ermieIen.
Yortlanb, Re., IS. Wat.-9er in Der
gtdbe BON Yurmoutboiue aussebrodene
8nlbbranb bat eineu S6aoen Don mebreren
Guuienb Dollars oerurindt. Das 8obuge.
bGube bes 9lu. Rttdeu purOe OOll fda0i9
einQe1Ifert.
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MinneapoIis, Rinn., 13. Mai. -
Iebrere Seuer, bon benen etli9e offenbar
ourm Sranbftiitun9 eutfanbeu, bra4en wdb,
reuo Der lesteu Nadt bier aus uno F1Bten
benz Mapor 9mes bic ueberseusuus elm, oas
etne Srauofftfterbanbe bier orsanitrt III, Die
nit Der Gbfdt umsebt, bic Stabt ein;u.
aIdsrn. Ser Oln1Or bat bem9em6B beute
bic @oli;si nit 2Bin4eiterbIdien bemaffuet
NIB farte Uaben in allen Wtiblen, 6ols=
b0ien unO 6abriien poiilrt. @iuer Der BrGn6e
diderte ueridiebene BerfifGtten Der y Niuue.
nroliSsSt. Youiier Balm" Elm unb ueraalaBte
Stabsn gum Sdru9e Don $l50,00O.
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Scr MeIntr,nrfa.

Nen q Ort. 13. Utai. - SolgeuOes
Ituo bic S6Iu6nOtiruuseu: @elo Offaete IN
A uuo idloB 3u ? Bro3ent. - SterlIng'
gBsdlel $4.853-$4.854 aui 60 Gage uuo
S4.863 -$4 81 auf Sl9t. 8uuOss. 0bIt'
gottOuen: 8 prO3. 100, Al proJ. 1l05,
4.pro3. 20. - aftieu: 8bams' grprs6 1921,
Central Bacifc All. Gbsi Ohio II. Gris 34i
oitto Biior 734, gute. Sbore 97i, N.sS. @ens
iral 9ls, R..28eftsru 1253, oitto Brior 1872,
N.sY. Central 11Sa, Ohio Miifiifppi 3Of
Ditto Prior So, Pittsburs 154, Reuoiug 45t.